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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. Thank you all for taking the time to respond. The main issue though is that how would these kids get college credit if they do not take the AP exam? You could be at a competitive private taking some very advanced calculus class, but if you do not take the AP, don't you have to start doing some basic intro to calculus class in college? And if you do take the AP exam, now you have 2 separate curricula to study for. I get that the classes the privates are offering are very advanced, but I am sure there are differences in what is being taught and students wanting to take the AP exam, have to study on top of the already rigorous class curriculum. It seems like a lot![/quote] No selective colleges accept AP credit anymore. As for placement, some have placement tests and some go off of transcripts. [/quote]
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